N
Thursday, December 23. 1920
LOCAL BREVÍTIES
AND NEWS l i t
S. Pesznecker went to Portland
Tuesday morning.
The Estacada Bank has put up
Christmas trimmings of greens.
S. E. Wooster made a business
trip to Oregon City and Portland
Monday.
The 2 Me grocery has an ad
about how to get a free dinner
set of disht s.
The Ouu Fellows are reshing
ling the south side of the roof of
their building.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster
and daughter Helen were in
Portland, Saturday.
P. M. Anderson and little son
were on the train Tuesday morn-
n ng bound, for Portland.
Reed & Shibley have a crew of
carpenters busily at work on
their new garage building.
Mrs. Lew'is of Seattle, waA a
guest at the Heylman home for
several days, returning to her
home Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Clark, of Augusta,
Wis., arrived here last Fridav to
visit her old-time friend, Mrs.
W. H. Heylman.
Miss Marion Dunlop arrived
home from Umatilla, Ore., Mon
day night to spend Christmas
with her parents.
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Mrs. J. W. Reed and daughter
Mary Alice returned Monday
from a two weeks visit with rel
atives at Seattle.
Any one having a copy of the
N ews for September 9 last, will
confer a favor on the editor by
bringing or sending it to him.
W. F. Cary and wife visited
the metropolis Monday on busi
ness and to make a brief visit
with Mrs. Cary’s sister. Mrs. M.
H. Boyle.
Carl Kimmel, Joe Demov. Al
bert Litchthorn, Russel Reed
and Chester Womer are home
from the O. A. C. to spend the
holiday vacation.
The Masons and Eastern Stars
have a joint installation toni'gl t
and the exercises in the lodge
room will be follow’ed by a ban
quet at the Hotel Estacada.
Mr. and W. J. Symms son-in
law and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hislop, arrived with
their baby Monday morning.
They came here from Caldwell,
Idaho.
Conductor Grabel, who has
charge of the early morning
train, is now a resident of Esta
cada. as his wife and children
arrived last week. They have
rooms at Hotel Estacada.
O r e g o n ’s campaign in the Chil
dren’s Relief drive began Sur-
day. A. E. Sparks was around
this week soliciting for the re
lief of the children of Europe,
and met with excellent success
so far.
Page Five
George Hislop arrived Monday
from Portland and Mrs. Hislop
will join him in about a week.
They will make their home here
with their daughter, Mrs. O. E.
Syr«a. Mi. Hislop will work as
foreman of the N e w s office suc
ceeding E. L. Crain resigned.
He is an old printer and news
paper man of over forty years’
experience.
r
Oregon Poultry Farm
M A R K H A M S TKAH-NKSTF.Ü
S. c . W H I T E l . K G H O K N S .
I’KDIGRKKl)
GOUKKRKLS f r o m 200-«*gg
liens, $ 3 . U 0 each. These will
be priced $7.00 and $10.00eaeh
next Spring. G E T YOURS
NOW.
G . R E IN
PHIL
F IR S T -C L A S S
S H O E M A K IN G
MARQUAM ]
(Farm located one mile out of Kata i
cada. Oregon, on Garfield road.)
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
Broadway
::
Estacada
PLACE YOUR
R. R. CARLSON
Fire Insurance
Undertaker and Embalmer
in the Home Company
Gresham - Oregon
and through the Home Agent
Warren McWillis
Local Agent for Estacada
------m ---- -—
J. W. REED
HOLMAN & PACE
ESTACADA
F u n e r a l D ir e c t o r s
Agent for
Oregon City
The Pacific States
W m. D ale , Local Representative
T elephone
s
Y
*
Y
Y
Fire Insurance Company
THE SEASON’S GREETINGS
?
ì
i
Fairbanks Morse Quality—
Very Low Price
This 40 light “ F ” plant comes toyou completely mounted on
one base. The power plant is the famous “ Z” Engine which
can also be used to furnish power for washing machine, churn,
cream separator, etc., independent of the dynamo, either direct
or through a line shaft.
Low speed engine and ball bearing dynamo assure long life,
less attention, and lowest possible maintenance cost. Touch a
button to start and another to stop. See this wonderfuily
efficient plant and let us explain all the details.
40 U G H T F P L A N T
\£f \
?
?
!
*
$
i
!
CComûtmtmP'.O.B.
In d ia n a p o ti»)
h d i t t i n it i r « d*-
■ ifn in la rd a r
T T p l a n t , ia
T T H IS H O L ID A Y SEASON
we wish to express our apprecia
tion of the pleasant relations which have
existed during the past year between
our customers and ourselves and to wish
that the c ming year may be one of
Happiness and Prosperity to all.
A
ESTACADA STATE BANK
’ SA FETY
A N D
S E R V IC E "
offered
«SUSt.
Mlifhi
Our 1921 Calendars are in.
Call and get yours.
IN Utu
40 Light
F Plant
REED
8 c
S H IE L E Y
!
i
Four Per Cent Interest on Time and Savings Accounts,
!
ï